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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
DICKINSON IN DOUBT |
sE Nay ACCEPT = cAslNsT PLACE.
Uxkss - Do - ~ ta@ frss.ds4s .ss Peat
Aa.st.x-Gs4sE@l ttlxs~ns Promises ~
Coas1lsf Shs Mater saA Sad his
ADs@sE fr0sa DetxSal

Dsfsofr. Nov S-A Washington spes1
IA soasys Ifba,.e ssys The FzesAasns =
dstsfnsined " ssa tas slsclosai sotss Il
Nienissn nexs rear Il ssch thlak : pos
sl1Ls. He zduires tas manner IA whlcA
tie Hon Don 81 Dickinson eoadaeted The
c4lnp4.ga as year an1 Ia cOcss4uencs he
1-s determined to f0rie hlm lnt9 t1e
Cabinet n poss 9le- "tullke -b2rkls. Mr.
Dickinson Is nOE ~Niiliu' ia tact 40
i8GeeE AZ than lssE Wednesday be toid =
friend positively Ihs1 he vas not going into
tae CABINET oCu. he hAs been offered =
seat around the table. and he las promised
- consider the matter.
Ca "Wednesday al sat the President. Col
oHei Was and Mf. DckiBsgn were engaged
"a an earnest CONSULTATION Tor several
honrs. Il is learned today thar the Presi-
dent iat0Em7d tne latter thzt Il MAS his IN
lell.ou % AK NJ. Lamar 20 mount the
supreme Court bench. s0d that he desired
Mr.. Villas 90 succeed Mr. Lamar as Secre-
tary u the lnteri3f. thai ne MAS aHxioas 10
d. something for Michigan and that re
would feel hOnofed II Mr. Dickinson would
accept the postoffcs portfolio.
Mr. Dickinson thanked the president for
the expression Of confidence, but he said he
bad 40 desire for political honors, that he
NretAc4 - ift.ir tANAA pJlfst~aA Aitos ~AN SAeA
be intended - devote his entire time 10 the
practice Of his Profession.
Then the President and Mr. Villas began
% argue the matter with the Michigan gem
ueman. They talked 50 emphatlcaliy
about duty 10 party and country, about the
need Of Just such men as the distlng guished
listener aud they grew 50 eloquent that
Nr. Dickinson al most Yielded. Not quite,
however. He wanted tiIae 10 consider aud
opportunity 10 consult his friends. lie
would go home at once and would send his
answer from Detroit. This was the best he
could do and the President is awaiting his
daef4tap
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Col. Geo. 6. Briggs likes eoncsss ofdsrk
color.
Judge Parrish likes Dushsn with long
stemned pipe.
L. r. Wilson lights yictoris i1si before
be leaves his store ATE ia toe evening.
Thos b. Church commenced on pipe
and still likes . briar~ood aud Lone jack.
Don j. Ieathers now smokes frst-ciass
cigar for the looks OF the thing, IN private
he likes pipe.
J. W. Rosenthsl smokes the very best
strong imported Havana cigar Es can lne
IN the market
&. b. Judd likes an American made cigar
and if IL Is busy day be converts oO4es
or more OF them TO ashes.
c. w. ChSunoey has abandoned the ia
vidious cigarette and now gets his nicotine
from mild domestic cigar.
Henry Post smokes pipe while at home
likes cigar for n change shd dosseDt oO-
Ject TO cigarette occasionally.
D. ii. Waters and Ma. A b. Watson.
smoke Bag dads. saves tnein the labor OF
biuDg of the end you anow.
Viii Alden Smith gave way 10 fairy tale
about little Robert Reed two years ago and
has not touched The nasty weed since.
A. ii. Hentig. provided the ioe season IL
good ana coal booming IN price. invests IN
the well known five center Grand Republic
Don. n. Dickinson, who is often seen ia
this city buys the very laesg Havana cigars
but never lights one. he simply cless
them.
Freeman Godfrey, who thinks great
Of Grand Rspios. takes perfect solsoe with =
couple OF fragrant Henry Cisys. ia tie
evening.
Charles Black the great furniture
hustler and enthusiastic Elk. smokes
from dozen 10 titeen clgsrsa cay-u-usiiy
good ones.
c. Z. Comstock loves his clav pipe after il
has once. been burDeoout. de always carries
two. IN case that one becomes too warm.
lie has cigars though for ms frieads.
Detective John Perry while Superin-
tendent OF Police wss o0liged 10 ce out
nights COED deal. and 80 the hAbi, Of
smoking the owl Club cigar has become
permanent with bin.
/. NJ. Weston has tie largest collection q
cigar holders IN the city. he has given up
smoking strong imported cigars aud few
days ago sttem pied 10 gave up smoking en.
ufeiy. lie did not feel So y ell without The
weed. So instead Of strong hAyanaa he
smokes cberoois.
Boyd Panilind smokes cigar every
other day after supper. / a holding a .lgsr
| Boyd violates all Of the rules OF Dsssrte
| on graceful positions He caresse. the c gar
| in his graceful hand and gives Il such a.
| slectonste glance tsat Won would almost
think that lie considered II tklDg OF lie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
ANARCHIST CLANS.
$40 70 Sc NAsslNo At cricsGo-
a s.1s-nsssl stsry ten.sa9 from ci-oia-
.>ti--0.spsrase Cn4r@~tsrs Ae-si@<
sAs rrisstDal Ctsiss - L-4<s
Aaa4s.fs--A Fesies1asa's
VDiaisa.

CsscTssarI. Ass 3.--fse Afternoon papers
az taas dars4 tie 4st isE dags tasfe las
1ssn xreaL msng ~ ssl1r.osls H1-sfsFilzs
.n1 stsaiihF asassnssis So kalrenlsEle car
olss IN this cify. The propns1ors q a arn-
szr of f1iiiEx Bilia asga observed -, aad
~srs u4oa4s los fsar 48ot1cf strike S&s ma
laiuaut. a number si pr0l1iuenL Eo4<ta8-
a.an h4gs 1ssu in.ErsieNst IA regard - -As
natter. aad s.. Sas asceftzlcsfi ta1l Niliis -1e
a.fsir hat noshi0x % d. sil1 sae laaiA body
~ abofsfs ~ Cincinnati. yst ths5 a. sd
n4ltisi tAofs as a. lKiy slssgrsllf4 move
msns GA fooz. t1e ainl ~ snisa
fnsg asa not understand. K has oesn
discovered, however, tlat 90 th1rsiaf
thsss we're certain supi0yes - almost a.
tas roliins aslils ueu " Net A99"a l-s
9sfste courage. snd Al aasEcoisia. no ap-
Diisd f34 tsn dags ieage u Aoss111. " neh SO
slsea1Y suatleioVs PropJ.etors persisted "a
learaine a1y t4eF saatea ieafe "a aoS1A-s'
IL leaked olf saat tne anarchists 81 e4n-
cina6il. Io1ssiils. "a. loans aid a. ~ ne
.arxa eites in TIE c01nFy nai ben re-
qasstsd 10 SEMI a aum5sr 81 men % Cnics-
20 . 30 there ne1t THURSDAY. over hi1s
isit Cincinnsa Friday evening. AesS
uars j0ined ~ zDout th< saln1 hain-
Der from L0alst.lis. Whatfe@ men mere
are sho kuoe anything u tne move tient
are ssry mGeh aslated and declare thefe
Hili % a mufderous rftgfs made - prevent
tAs hanging ~ tAe seven anArcnisls IA
chicago uexL rilay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

wAsHIssros. Nov. 5.-Ths annual report
Of General Rosecrans. Register of the
Treasury. was submitted 10 the Secretary OF
the Treasury TO-DAY. The report shows that
General Rosecrans has made = close per-
sonai study and become thoroughly familiar
with and master Of the imraense business
and responsibilities OF his Office in al its
inEFic2cles. With reference 10 the owner
ship of Government bonds. il IS show that
AT the cad OF the lAst fiscal year. June 30,
1857 OF ss93, s93. .3l2 0f Government regis
tered bonds outstanding. IDOL. $40. or
only Ii per cent, were held abroad; $2l2.-
AIS, foO were deposited with the Treasurer
by the national banks and $50 076.072, held
by individuals. associations, trustees, ETC..
IA this country OF the latter amount.
savings banks held $4,000, 200, and Insur-
ance Companies So5. 500 900.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
sONIE XVOLVERINEe.

ST. Louis electric light plant will be run
By water power.
The JACKSON Guard is anxious TO secure
more commOdi0gs quarters. and will prob
ably build IN arIn0ry IL is own.
The Jury in the Moaros vs.. Giboulonz
libel case returned verdict of 81 900 dam
AGES snd css,s late Thursday nighk.
The "thsssr and "thousH Of Jackson
county are aoliiBg a series OF Quaker re-
VIVA meetings a. Believille this week. Let
Us have peace.
A numsne society was organized in Jack
son " Wednesday evening with thirty-thrse
charter members under the name Of the
Jackson County humane Society.
Bel.eville has lots of heaus snd bellies but
no tailor. gssser Of fssnion and q
rnoulder Of form is precisely vbst Belle
vile wants pat into her Christmas stocking.
Ladinst0n cows are no longer permitted
81 roam about the streets. This sort og
social iYrsany" % prcseTeTsd IN we'll breed
ANARCHY s1d esd g. sas shedding OF blue
blood. Ne hereby warn Lgdiagl0n.
A miner in the Barnam mine. At I.h.
peming. Bsuea 0is = iss.sit, fsll from ths
ea4e in The nline down the shaft sB6 vs
as-heS g. p.eces ~ the bottom. 81 iees
beow Re vas unmarried s1d - years of
az. Il is bot known h0r 0e cane 70 faa
from fhe cage.
ExCsl saseecfor II. " Crittsn3sn o
Albion. sd P Van Na<a. q Jackson. hsve
psire sssd this Fsh a. s~>utr-two different
stations. inciuainF Lsnsi8z. - SO barrels
a srpi-s Or i6S ~" hasbsis. Ne have
rsid our IN Michizsn tbs Fsd n tl.s farm
e~s sdmitfes NJ Criften6en today over
fs0e Iae lu.silT q tie crop has sssa
sxeepti0nsly sBs. - Laanag $g1raqt
Nrs Isns nongsss as iast oeen s~s-isi
N tae nited Sfksss Coart e. Bay CRY q
verdict 3f So - for ir5arles receives bT q
a~fecave ss5r~six on tne srnrnsca 20 t-e
I'si-i street 8r1<z- a thst rtF. Sc 49,
permanently erae9 80. sat "a vsriick =
cons aers5 sTceasir. ard zia ~ sVc~s -
To s. Eo assss res1snrg fr5la cefscnTs
s.a-~aixs A. sis1 or fras ~ ike WsVs.
soaBtv coRrs2 osfsctaFs saess.<s s<s "a
pszssssA
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
ma,or Hewitt. Good suxr..tio..

NEW YoKx. Nov. 5.-Mayor Hewitt today
sent letter to President Cleveland calling
bis attention TO the fact that two cholera
infected ships are detained at this port by
says that there is feeling in the commu-
nifty that greater care is necessary
in order 70 protest the city and
country at large from the conse-
quences of landing of passengers who
may have germs OF the disease. Further
immigration from Italy at this time. the
Mayer says. should be prohibited and the
President is urged 10 make such friendly
rrprcs 81 tations 10 the Italian Government
As will secure greater precautions In the
clearance of vessels from cholers regions
until the disease has disappeared there
f-nna
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
The NEWS AT SHELBY.
Some Business Transactions of Importance
to the Village.

tkt-Ntitt - Nst f-Nt2ANa- attANA
SHELBY. Nov. I'D. IL. Rankin, the coal
kiln man, is in Marquette on ten days
visit.-WiIl Shirts. of Shirts Bros, is at
tending the United States Court at Grand
Rapids. as juror.-Miller 4 Kidd have
leased the -four mill of J. II. Moore & Co.
Miller & Kidd are both practical millers
and deserve liberal patronage.-frank
Kern and wife are back from California,
where they have been for the past eight
months. Frank says Calirfoniashas its draw
backs as well rs Michigan.-Last week
the Petrie Lamber Company. of Muskegon.
with others bought The NinArd lands, saw
mill and tiour mill and village property of
Stoney Creek. Ihe tract contains 4,5O0
acres of pine. nemlock and farming lands.
IL is reported that SIS, 900 purchased 1t. 1t
was once valued at 100000. but the floods
of three years ago ruined the Dlant.-C.
A. Sessions. of BeDona, was in town yes
terdsy and says ne mas 800 barrels of apples
on Wsgar's dock waiting TOR boat to carry
them To Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
sTAMpsDe FoR CONSULTATION
a Vstsrsa soiies omcsr Gives Esssoss 's1
esrryiaz Qua the sentence

a Vsssr.n police Omcsr Gives Reasons tor
EARRING Oat the sentence.
CelcAao. nov. 5.-e,0W thai there seems
- b. a stalnpede Ia tie direction OF com
mutiux tae sentence Of tie convicted al
.sehisIs. if may be veil % mention what
tbs eject 81 &c las already been IA very
imDorgsni section OF sas community, tne
Police forcs already feeling akIn - ssiis-
NAY has arisen among ths blue coats
A veteran officer voiced The seneral sen
tfmsnls "a tns police force tnis morning,
.A-o h. said. III these men are allowed 10
trlamph over The las through the medd!e-
some intervention Of leopie, 20 save whose
ives and property We Fs2ed our own. on
that avn night Of May Z. you wi IND
rs ths police farce OF CHICAGO viii never
Amt another cattle with Chicago anarchists.
III AL very veil % say that u "a a terrible
thiax % take seven human lives, bat u IS
not more t-rrihle than the way IN which
thev took tas lives Of seven OF our boys and
reafnast dozens OF them, that May evening.
Ezz 81 sposs ths life OF police officer Ia
a. nothing when weighed against that OF an
aaArchist. l suppose 10 IS oar duty TO oe
bat0hered IN defense OF the community and
receive no protection from that commun-
ify. I say 40 protection, TOR the only pro-
tection We can receive Is . fitting punish
meet OF those offenders whom We have
srsuxht % bay. It - ali right tor the
ladges 70 say that these men will preach
their doctrines more elegantly dead than
alive. bus sill tell yea II they escape the
gailo~s. the doctrines OF anarchy Will be
preached SO sloquenEly that those who took
part IN obtaining the eom autstion viii live
% rus zoe day that they did SO. For our part
the police Of Chicago viii be more cautious
in rtskinx our lives ana facing the anar-
ehist bombs than We were year ago last
Nav. II the all mercy and no Justice doc
trins IL to obtain. tbe discOntent, believe.
will soon ind ssms strong public express
SION"
IL Is stated that Anarchist Lingg still re-
fuses 70 sixn any petition for executive
elsrnency. Mrs. Parsons seemet to be In
excellent humcr. She chstted with Eer
husband for hftsen or twenty minutes,
snd shsn hustled out. She carried n
basket fui OF Gen. Tgumbalfs little
pamphlet bound IN green. 1T suits the
police better than the red, said Mrs Par
sons chssrfulig. The usual number OF
visitors. viv-- and friends saw the con
d~nnnsd men today. states Attorney Grin
nell gave Instructions this morning TO the
clerks OF the criminal courts % prepare no
calendars Tor next week. This means that
there are 70 be no courts in anticipation OF
The execution, Judge Frank haker, who IS
nov sitting ia the criminal court, signed
sac pstlfiou Tor commaiation this morning
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

ssas - pat 10 plainsf Eaksssh - sAss sas
lar osa Uaeei sEaad 49, IL ssAsos
Aik Aeaas eas aha - iniesafss tAis
!. s.lera ttferk
RieAsFd n fox s&ss tt&t ne vii osrk
lrk.4 slsioss sesa oai'itap fof tFsm So
.ssV - sle o0S ghe nEst - cenas n Ia Apsll
~ Asy
fhs anuusi league meeiing wla eccur
in New cfk - Toe lt4 tu<l tFeelec1t
Ssssras 49, Difeot2g ofss AL sGtena Aaa
represent Detro.f IL wll tsen be 5sciaea
whether 81 n0l ne peFuen1azs sssss1g sAsA
ss adopss4.
Racing statistics comIllea - we'll
knosa tt.ff sutkoFily p-@as imported csleu-
slg al fhe LsasS 81 gke waning sires 81 lte
preseal r~slag sczxon. la SCI having wea
IA tie nelg gh0srke0s 81 sllo0e9 hipa.so
ne1t wigA 100. .o33 Lons fellow third snh
003o
Essa ths ssnller sports have thelr
dangers. a. sltosss tfst death - Nes hAssU
81 James Howard EonensAg 81 ale -
who eled of al iilHess resulting from over
exsraons IA lssn-ienDls Dung bon
bright xs the ssn Of one OF fhilsaelphAss =
leading ary goods merchants. snc va .
very cleseT young man.
Chris Non DER Ahs save hs selected
J0hnBs Kelly one az the umplfcs IA tie
world chsmpson series because lie belles-
90 thai II there were sny doubtful os
cislons he would give them in favor of tae
81 L0uls Jshnny disappointed hlIn, ief
his decisions were 80 siralghl that they
leaned 10 the ether aide
The New \ lorss are reported 10 bs CON
Quoting themselves la a EnosI Un6eoolnl.lg
manner 81 New OrlssEs. They we're 10
Gently refused permission ID 60 on toe
grounds unal they would slsn AL sgTcemeut
that sil OF the mosabers u the team should
be sober when they began TIE game. IL ls
likely tie club which started out for Csh-
f0rnIs, will disbsnd Ia New Orleans
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

~~--F
l0efnskri. ~. 5.-Ias Ausrica1 IL
ehzass Asiioaal S>as. of ceicaxs. ia-s
sfisrnoan sue1 Ksls. ssT Armstrong. - t1e
Fiasllsy Bznk. = TIE G Bitst sissss Cslft
fsr siloel9. ths faes oi draft Es-a 51ns
IA Iss.. - sAs dslliy BANK 9n las tasm-
-cAl NaEsnal 6znx of Sss YORK iuleresi
beng dels ansasa ffom June u. ISL $50
iof t4t)tAst l1e lace - = oeft1ca1s q 0S~
poaifs ~ ls6tsr ~ e.lses, sem freal tia-
olanalL Jane 4 A. a dsposlle - HfisAsrs
s. Co. - tps cTsoIS u q. !. ksfs1s~ = tos
~ Chicago. credit II . - a
esi1x slio4ed for baIaacs of accolat.
an1 Interest being len4andsi from 1ns -.
I.eT also for draft Or oIl4 " e1enanks ioF
sloo 80 gwen oy ths Fidelity Daak upon
TIE C1enlseai bank ol Ses iefk - Tie
credit Of a. , kesshsS q Co. II Chieaso,
- D interest from June a.. Several pet
tons ssF claims properly Feriiied we're pre-
seated - Receiver Armstrong. bar thai Ae
refuses ~ zllos sBd rejected the saaie. ihe
DsliIionsrs slate that the consent Of tns
C0aDtr0llsf 0i Currency las besa obtAinsd
- bring these SUITS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
A TERaFiC EXPLOSION.
TIE katirs c,1y sf sPrsax6.id. Iniaeis
sh2ksn 10.

srE5sssIELD. III. Nov. 5.--A terrific ex-
plosion vi molten steel occurred a. an early
hour this morning. a. the works OF the
springfield Iron Company. tew ailss
north Of tAs city. The entire city was
shsxen by the force OF the ooncussiOn. and
windows we're ratified g. though by an
earthquake. -Four tons OF h4uid metal Was
allowed 60 dow through s9aIs nls1ap into
EecspEaeie and a frsgntEui explosion en-
sued IL IS reported that twesty men were
burned. The officers are retleent and desire
the matter suppressed. but Il IS learned that
John Green, Joseph Madden ana William
Strickland are seriously scaldsd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Frank Allen. colored boy. pleaded not
guilty 20 charge OF fighting, in Police
Court yesterday and will have hearing To-
morrow.
Reine TBorsssea vss arrested Yesterday
for peddling without license. He pleaded
not guilty and bis hearing was set for No
vember Il.
William Connell. the blacksmith. wss
found not guilty on = charge Of disor,ierly =
conduct by the Court and discharged.
Albert kinzei and JOseph Hoffman. The
bows who threw some rubbish into Klein :
drug store. were found guilty Of disorsierlv =
conduct. Sentence ~ss suspended on tie
former on payment OF s. coats and the lat
ter paid s. fDe and costs.
The case Of Jake HiDdensch. the burEisr
and thief. Wa adjourned over - Hovsm-
her -
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

VAsHISsros. Nov. 5.-Secretsry Lamar
today received the following dispatch. dated
~ Crow Agency. &ontana. Nov. 5. Cen
erai Ringer and troops are all here. The
Indians are encsmped below the agency. A
demand has been made Tor the surrender Of
The Indians engaged in The troubles OF the
3Oth 81 September. II not given up imme-
disteiy they viii 81 taken oY the troops. II
rssista0ce u made the Indians must take
the consequences. When arrested they
should D. sent avaT.'
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Nxw YoRx. Nov. 5.-After more than
three months of idleness the locked-out
brass workers have given in to the Associa-
ton Of Manufacturers and have expressed
their willingness 10 resume work upon the
terms sdemsnded-ffty-n nine hours week
with Saturday hslf-holidsy during eight
weeks OF Summer. Tie slo~ness with
which aid came IN necsssitated this move.
Several firms have taken bsck part of the
men, and Il IL said that by Monday more
than half of those locked out will have
resumed work.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Ottawa, Nov. 5.-Comptroller White. OF
the mounted police. stated this afternoon
that the authorities felt no alarm at the
movement Of the Crow Indians in Mon
tana, and the force of mounted police on
the Dominion side OF the boundary has not
been increased. Only the usual patrols
were on duty. The Canadian Indian. were
az least q couple OF hundred miles from
those in the States. and there was not the
slightest occasion to fear there would be
any cooperation In the warlixe movement
on the part OF the former.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Csrfs- .ss 6srs horse in tns coming ~
Iar8 fcefaarnent
Tfeaer as no~ fne champion scansT ~
TIE ses ~tsies
Ieha a-8 osn sr~sE - ~ prstsr hriss
ae EsIsEt isac1akrs.
Ter s Tg ~ frhf srverr@r fn
rls. ie7 ne szaI.srs1stlr - tee w1r
an r7r-s s o-inr m.i % sfor ra7
u "a gaEFsssea fbst - ~ oa-n 2 meet
* of tEs sssgss tas rokss q tas Nsssns
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

IoxnoN. Nov 5.--rhs steamer Umbria on
which Jay Gould Is = passenger. arrived at
Queenstown today. A hurricane vas en-
c9uaterea on Wednesday. and the steamer
shipeed a nuuoer 0t tremendous seas.
Fifteen passengers were Injured during ths
srcrrn. ons had lex broken. and another
~ss cat on fae arm and head. Gould said
thas ee srifered no incungeu ience from the
storm. Freedom from me cares n business
bss alresi7 asa a beneficial effect upon
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

KAvsAs Crrx, Eov. 5.-Edwsrd Nosisr,
sporting editor OF The Tiaes. who was ss-
saulted by Fl CorriEsn. horsemst. at the
Worlds Park yesterday. has conmencsd a
civii suit for s. COO and $50 iiisd inf0rma-
fion IN a criminal action. Ncsier = lying
a. the hospital WITH his sw broken in two
plscts. his skull indsnted and disfgured
for life. Corriean was seen A. the trsc< &
this moraing and sckn0w lodged tat ne
had been too hasty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

CrExrsrowS. Nov. 5--Joha T. Sullivan
expresses himself ~ YER int xnanf At The
6oastf9l language used ~ EHrsin ard
Nitcheii Re savs he wants - fghs b.,th
81 them IN he same rrz He believes thst
cnilh = better usan taar kiirain anit Gs-
ciares lhst he means I'd reiarn 70 Ausrics
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Nxx Yoax. Nov. s. Edusrd King. Secre-
az Of The joint committee Of the Central
Labor Union and District Assembly az. h.
o( l.. appointed % sndsssor to save the
Chicaso anarchists, mas lssued letter to the
press denying thst suy threats have been
authorized 10 Tighten anyone 20 take ac-
ton la fagor 0f the ausTc1ists. The COM
fnirtse hss under consideration method of
Influencing Governor ogiesbys decision
tnAf = open % no suspicion Of intimidation
ar tasaltinx aressurs. The csmfnitlee Will
meet tonlorrow night 10 decide Or saeir
action
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
RI NaWAT ACCIDENT.
J. r. Woodbury. and 5. =. Cobb, of kala
mszoo, Seriously Hurt.

tna<oo, cerfousiy hurt.
KALAMAZOO, Nov. 5.-A serious accident
happened this morning, by which Jere-
miah p. Woodbury. and Stephen S. Cobb,
of this city, were seriously injured and
Heber c. Reed and Geo. w. Taylor were
bruised. The party was returning from a
hunting expedition. with Mr. Reeds team,
and when near Gull Corners a hsme strap
broke and the pole fell down. The horses
ran until a wheel struck an obstruction
and all the meu were thrown from the
wagon. Sir. Coob vas the tirst to go out
Mr. Taylor just cleared the wheels. and Mr..
Reed was next on the ground. Mr.. Wood
bury fell backwards, receiving a severe
wound on his head. and was more seriously
hurt than the others. Mr.. COBB was pain
fully hurt about the thigh. Mr.. Wood
bury was not unconscious at first, but soon
became so, and was still insensibIe at 3
o'clock and after he bad been taken To his
home, and it was feared he could not
surylye
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
A manistss w.rehou.. Burned

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AAsIsrEE, Mich, Nov. 5.-Jos. Bsur's
warehouse, occupied by the F. & p. Al.
Railroad Company, with large amount of
freight, burned this afternoon. The loss on
the building is $4,000. insurance, $1,000; in
surance on stock ST. 500. held by t. C..
Reynolds and J. =. Irwin, shippers, which
covers one-helf OF their loss. Merchants
generally had freight which had just been
discharged from the boat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Foar wAySE Ind. Nov. s-WiIlisn
wfikens. of Nablssvilis. Whitel-y county.
las been arrested a. Rome City By a Deputy
rnited s,airs Marshal for counterfsiting.
lis spes-isltv Vas making very clever sruri-
ans nic9ris. he has revesle8 70 toe officer
the hifiBe piscs of bis lies and moiCs. and
h.s con fessei enough 90 render his capture
irnuortant Nanser8us other arrests vii
probably sniicsH
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06
r. start T.rtr Reform Boom.

ATLANTA. GA. Nov. 5.--At . meeting Of
prominent Georgisns today is ~ss deter
mined % invite Hon. John q. Csrlisls 10
visit Atlantis and tslk IRON tariff reform a.
the earliest dee posssbls This Is under
stood 70 Ne the 6rst move In vigOro1s
tariff reform campaign about 70 - inaBgu-
rsfrd in this STATE in the interest of seustor
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Ida Ia Fsvar. OF Cedar Springs. ssks the
Circuif Court to grant her divorc. from
her husband. Abrsm Ia Fsysr, 70 whom
she vss married at Howard City. in Nov.
1882 Her attorneys srs ksbsr z Feiksr
and IN tbe complaint she avers That Ahrsn
hss utterly failed 70 provide h-f With q
suitable msIn;sDsnce although 30 has
earned good wages and ~ss vel sols 70
do